Agustin Muriago performs Piano Music from Latin America

Agustin Muriago presents a solo piano recital devoted to music from Latin America. The program travels across Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Uruguay, and Paraguay, combining established composers with more contemporary voices and featuring dances, lyrical pieces, and character works.

Muriago has performed across the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America at venues including the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, the Chicago Cultural Center, and Beijing’s National Centre for the Performing Arts. His work emphasizes Spanish and Latin American repertoire, and he has recorded for Acte Préalable, Radium Recordings, Albany Records, and NPR affiliates. He is an Assistant Professor of Keyboard Skills at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University and a Yamaha Artist.

When: Friday, October 30, 2026.

Showtime: 7 p.m. Eastern Time, with equivalent listed times of 6 p.m. Central, 5 p.m. Mountain, 4 p.m. Pacific, and 11 p.m. GMT.

Venue: An die Musik Live, 409 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Maryland 21201.

Attendance: The concert is available for in-person attendance, with a streaming option also offered.

Tickets: In-person admission is $25, or $10 for full-time students with valid identification. A $1.50 fee is listed. Streaming costs $15, and donations are welcome.

Program: The recital includes Juan José Ramos’s “Gato No. 1”; Sandra Abrão’s “Dança Nobre”; selections from Mario Ruiz Armengol’s *Danzas Cubanas*, including “La Siete,” “Serenata Melancólica,” “Exótica,” and “Fantasiosa”; Carlos Guastavino’s “El Ceibo”; Radamés Gnattali’s “Zanzando em Copacabana”; Evencio Castellanos’s “Mañanita caraqueña”; Héctor Tosar’s “Danza Criolla”; selections from José María Vitier’s *Cinco Danzas Cubanas*, including “Festiva” and “Tarde en la Habana”; Consuelo Levi de Stubbs’s “La Luna” (Poema); Germán Darío Pérez’s “Ancestro” (Bambuco); Jorge “Lobito” Martinez’s “Juego de Niños”; and A. Márquez’s “Danzón No. 2,” arranged by Gómez-Tagle.

Performer: Agustin Muriago is the featured pianist. He holds piano performance, pedagogy, and composition degrees from Argentina and earned additional piano performance degrees from The Hartt School, New York University, and Rowan University. His teachers and mentors have included José Ramón Méndez, Luiz de Moura Castro, David Westfall, Veda Zuponcic, Aldo Antognazzi, Marcela Fiorillo, Lilya Zilberstein, Frederic Chiu, Julian Martin, Solomon Mikowsky, Douglas Humpherys, and Seymour Bernstein.

Recording: Attendees receive access to a recording of the concert for one week after the performance.

Streaming: The streaming link is scheduled to be revealed 15 minutes before the concert and remains active through November 6.

Ticketing note: Advance ticket sales end one hour before the show. Any remaining in-person tickets may be purchased at the door.

Run time: Not stated.